Line | Grudge |
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Color | Black/White/Violet |
Coverstock | Composite Hook Pearl |
Core | Grudge Low RG Asymmetric |
RG | 2.490 |
Differential | 0.056 |
Intermediate Diff | 0.014 |
Factory finish | 500 Siaair with Crown Factory Compound |
Weights | 12-16 |
Cleared USBC | Yes |
3 Reviews
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mgb3723
DV8 Grudge Pearl URD 11/15/2016. This ball is special. Clean through the front part of the lane. Slows down for a pearl cover in the middle and still unleashes a lot of movement in the back part of the lane. Take notice how the ball keeps the pins low and how the ball gets sucked back to the pocket. Cleaner than both the Grudge Hybrid and Grudge this ball will let you really open up the lane. Don't be afraid to throw this on heavier volumes either...the grudge it hold for the pins is strong. Check out my video review https://youtu.be/s2TXVqNVjQs Matt Bollhalter (The Wing) DV8 Advisory Staff
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fbushstl
This ball does not stop!!!!! Warning this ball flips more thsn any pearl. On the market..the grudge pearl bring you more length with stronger angularity off the spot.. I have never seen something move like this ..Its a must have and please dont be afraid to play with the surface..it makes it more fun
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Tommymo
DV8 Grudge Pearl 70x4.5x30 The first thing you notice about the Grudge Pearl is that it has a lot of shelf appeal. This one is quite the looker. The Violet/Black/White cover looks nice on the shelf and even better on the lanes. The color combo comes in handy to help read the ball reaction too. You can really see where it starts to rev up and make the turn. As for ball reaction... this ball delivers! The Grudge Pearl is 2-3 feet longer than the Hybrid with more backend hook and continuation. This one offers that trademark, heavy Grudge roll through the pins and, although it's a Pearl ball, it's not a skid/snap ball. It has more of a strong rounded shape. Just like all of our composite coverstocks, this one takes surface changes really well. During a recent tournament I hit the surface with a 2000 grit Siaair pad. We were bowling on a longer pattern using Ice oil and I wanted to get the ball to slow down just a touch quicker. The added surface gave me just the traction I needed and provided me with even more confidence that I could stay aggressive with the ball.